All these players can easily finish their degrees in the summer or remotely. Most like Copp wnd upndoing just that. Imo this is just posturing for a better bonus plan.
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All these players can easily finish their degrees in the summer or remotely. Most like Copp wnd upndoing just that. Imo this is just posturing for a better bonus plan.
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Kulikov, DeMelo, Sbisa, Beaulieu, and Bitetto are all UFA.
Kocacevik, Heinola, Chisholm, Niku, Gawanke, could push for spots.
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I’m kind of worried a few guys haven’t signed yet. Gawanke was a late off season signing so still holding out hope that Chevy can get Chisholm and Samberg signed. Hoping the holdout is just bonus talks.
Not really. Chevy tends to come in close to the deadline for signing non first round pick junior players.
Has the deadline even been established for this year with COVID19?
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I assume Chisholm is eligible to join the Moose next season (when not if he signs). That will be really nice to see him playing at the next level.
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I would imagine now that Samberg is signed, we will see a bunch now. Chisholm, Villati, maybe Virtanen and Nikanen.
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Hey folks, I'm back doing the prospect thing.
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Wow great to see you (virtually) where the hell have you been? let me guess you have a young family and life has changed like it has for @Guerzy
Thank you very much for this!!
Thanks Kill for the videos. Chisholm (by the video samples), seems to have a great ability to get shots through, and on the net.
Now, I know that we are not going to see highlights of shots into shin pads and ones that miss the net (MAJOR hockey pet peeves for me), but a question for anyone that has watched Chisholm play - does he regularly have this skillset? Meaning, does he avoid shin pads and the glass when shooting pucks?
Now, I know that we are not going to see highlights of shots into shin pads and ones that miss the net (MAJOR hockey pet peeves for me), but a question for anyone that has watched Chisholm play - does he regularly have this skillset? Meaning, does he avoid shin pads and the glass when shooting pucks?
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Haha nah, not really. The Prospect Shifts thing took up almost all my time outside of my day job, but that fell apart last month so I have a lot of free time in the evenings/weekends (especially right now).
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Not happy to hear your employment fell apart but glad to have you back here.
Was the employment change Covid-19 related?
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Thank you. I've been checking your YouTube account at least once every couple of weeks hoping to see some stuff.
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Hammer Slammer
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Not happy to hear your employment fell apart but glad to have you back here.
Was the employment change Covid-19 related?
Sorry, I typed that sentence out real poorly. Day job is fine, Prospect Shifts website is what fell apart.
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I thought 'good'. But your website project falling apart isn't exactly a good thing either.
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This is great. Good to see you back!
I love how Chisholm keeps his shots low from the point. Lots of opportunities for deflections.
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Looking at these hi- lites, this Chisholm guy looks really good. He's a great skater, very good playmaker, and has a hard accurate shot from the point. I see a lot of promise in this guy, and he looks in "control" out there on the blueline.
I know it's only Junior, but he sure looks promising to me.
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Comments on Chisholm:
Love his simple, simple game. Doesn't have a bomb but that's always been overrated in my mind, getting shots through and on net is way more important (See: Neal Pionk). Not sure how that will translate to the pros with less time space and players getting into lanes more but time will tell. The simplicity of his game bodes well for him making it. A lot of his game is tailored to moving the puck and pushing play towards the offensive zone and he's very good at it. Even when he gets the puck in a situation where you feel he should be feeling a lot of pressure he always seems to make the right, simple play.
Love his simple, simple game. Doesn't have a bomb but that's always been overrated in my mind, getting shots through and on net is way more important (See: Neal Pionk). Not sure how that will translate to the pros with less time space and players getting into lanes more but time will tell. The simplicity of his game bodes well for him making it. A lot of his game is tailored to moving the puck and pushing play towards the offensive zone and he's very good at it. Even when he gets the puck in a situation where you feel he should be feeling a lot of pressure he always seems to make the right, simple play.
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Really good to see you back! I know you get to see a lot of video so check out the draft thread and please chime in if you can. We had some good discussions there on the top 15-20 and would love to see a list from you! You got a favourite for Jets pick, 11-14 range?
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